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Articles of Value
After Gruellng Race in Brooklyn}
Joseph Rosenfield, Prop.
Sea Gate Event
appearance in Havana early yesterday are going ahead signing players and
..mms ot Jack Johnson, the negro getting things ready for the start at
CALDWELL JOINS YANKEES. ‘States cup competition, the greatestt
1 HOT spams, Ark.. Feb. 23,—}{aysoccer tournament in America. is
Caldwell, looking bigger and strongerlconcel‘ned, 85 the Ansonia football! 40 WATER .TREET.
' sourH nonwaur
41m“ when in Hot Springs a year ago]. club was the last team from this state,
my\,',flgm-pug“m who is on his the season. Secretary Roddy said this
a”. to Mexico to fight Jess Willard latest. bidder appeared to mean bust.
-r the world's heavyweight pugilistlc “9‘55" lie would ”0‘ discuss the re-
".1llllplollslllp. was followed yestcr- 90“ ”1“ Tommy ilowney “"d Donny
Hy afternoon by his equally unexpcch lioft‘man might buy the club.
‘ disappearance from public view. Manager Jnkc Boultes evidently
““1 mg“, nobody 0X09!“ the mom thinks he will come back next season
_,.5 of his ltut‘il' who am) arrived here for he has written here to say that
.th Johnson and a few of his hr may be able to trade Second Buse-
cuds. knows his whereabouts. None man Buster Bowman. Bowman is
these people “Hum disclosc his dissatisfied with the salary cut made
we of abode. necessary by the new league regula-
il'hcn Johnson and his party. con- tions. A new catcher pained “Mk
sling (If lllS “.ij and brother. mtln' Brrlein. from Elmhursl, l.. l.. has been
“.... spurring partner and servants, signcd. He stands five feet. eleven
em a great quantity of baggage, ar- inches in height and weighs 166. and ti
Thirty-live to Twenty Was the lie-
soit of last Mt's Contest at
thalliomdlt Amory
NORWltl Mun
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a was a bear in semi-pro circles lust
.u-hcri Sunday night on board
hoonct‘ from Barbados, they drew: to year.
. prominent hotel and registered. but "“01“?" “will”, the youngster “’“0
my minutes m” were ,9“.de to did so well last season, has returned
tuttctheir-apartment. his “Filled contract; 30 has 9““;20' last night,
fitter this, it is said, the pugillst‘lli’lder l‘icrncy. hict’abe. who lives the
wilHll‘Ol‘L‘tl in secure” lodgings, m an ill Mamaroneck. .\. 3.. has good non-
“ principal hotels, but was “1mm. trol and Manager Boultes thinks the
«slut. l-‘innlly. howeyer' according boy needs only experience to make
the statement of friends. thc party him it winner. 'I‘lcruey made “0 9013'
und rerun.» in a private house. the plaint about the new salary lhnit but
.(‘illlUll not made said he realized cxpenscs would have
lO\\'ll Ito be reduced in view of the poor scan
ohnson said yesterday morning that 5"“ i“ 1914'
- intended to proceed immediately _’
-. ’l‘umpico and thence as rapidly as
...ssiblc to Juarez. where the tight
eth Willard is to take place. He ex-
tessed confidence that he would win‘
ttl did not seem to attach muclt im-
’I‘N-
moon-moms.
in the first contact on
series and Norwnlk High school
won. 27 to 18, trom Bridgeport High
in the preliminary. The attendance
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out to see the sport, of which probably:
200 journeyed from New Canaan. i
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Thc goal-throwing of Morrison, eo-‘
pecially in the second half. was I do».
eclding element in the big game, and,
{Stevens showed up well, also. for Newt
Canaan. For the Norwalk live, finiithi
and O'Hara did trojan work. Beck-‘
Tonight. lman disappointed local patrons by his
l‘hil llrock vs. Billy Wagnrr. 'liolcdanauum to come. he sending a New}
“Ck Dillon "it llarry (latttc, M‘dcrscy player by the name of Harvey}
m‘ which was
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penance to the fact that he would batty. l’l‘he latter pinycd a miserable game,
., Ill' hiil't‘ n 91‘0” time ‘0 train for‘ Jimmy Fassne VB' Al Kemhfl'figatnst Morrison, being wcak in every.
t‘.t- encounter. When he was ini‘ornt- Bridgeport. idEDm‘tmcnt of play. A new local play~
rt of the ditlicultics he probably (‘1‘le we“ ""- "9“" Moriarty. er. Theodore lirotherton. replaced:
\‘..lllld meet with in traveling in Mext- Bridgeport. ' Jack McMahon in the last chapter and!
in, Johnson cabled General WINS“ clove Hawkins "5~ Black m"',‘plnycdngood game. The rvsultof tho
timo Carranza asking him if ho Montreal. first half was 10.10. “(my some fast
emlld b0 DPrmitiPd i0 lfllld ill 318““ Wednesday. playing. but it was in the final sea-l
m and proceed to Juarez. No reply
\. ‘es reccitcd to his message.
llomburtlicr Wells \‘S. litmdnlilsml‘lsimt that Morrison sturrcd greatlyl
liicc, Belfast, Ireland. ‘wlth his scoring. lie totaled eight~
liespitc ”“5 $80!. hOWGW’I‘. passage Thursday. ,tield goals against Harvey and put hls'
‘ ' V9” Cm“ 0“ “0”" the “'“m ”.“er h‘retldil‘ Welsh V8- “111er Whilee'tcum on easy street. Features of the?
“firm 0‘5”“. “’hii'h “'35 due ‘0 93” .\lllwnukcc. ,play were unusually skiitul basketl
3.)Slrer(lay ai‘tcrnoop was secured for Frankie .Burns. oi‘ New Jersey. VB-lthrowlng by George Smith, Frank Kel-l
.tn.’nl1nson. The agents of the line. lcarn- llutclt Brandt. of St. Louis. iley and Stevens, Kelley getting a duo;
i: n that (ion. Carranza had closed tit" Rcd \Vntson vs. Buff Scldel. llln- of long shots (hm were pretty onesfi
it’ll“t 01' PTOETGSO- ‘0 “MC“ mile“ or “‘9 nonpolis. i'l‘he second game of the series occurs,
I'Z‘t‘iglll 0“ "l0 1‘10"" Castle was 003‘ Phlnncy Boyle vs. Kid lloscll, Lawgnext Monday night at. the Armory.l
S’fllled- postponed “01‘ 331'“an- Joml‘ rcuce. l'l‘hc Norwnlk lllghs put up a fine game
son. it is said, hopes to take the. next Friday. lwith .lack Haugb, Frank McMahon and;
steamer to Vera Cruz, and even has Ad Wolgast vs. Leach Cross and'loe Loncltak attending to most of that
declared that he will charter a vcs‘
Phinncy Boyle vs. unknown, Ncszcorlng for the local students, Lotker.E
sat and soil direct to Tampico if he ork. doing the honors for Bridgeport. Nor-e ‘
“n get to Mexico in no other way. He Kid .lulien vs. Frankic Fleming. walk High took the first half, 19 to 7,
hopes to gm away front Havana by Montreal. being outscored. ii to 8. for the last
ratnrday at the latest. Rumors were
He in Hayana yesterday thin. the Unit:
cl States Government would demand
- Hurry
“‘9 extradition of..lohnson “5 n “lg“,(Jshkosh. stigators of several of these that
live from justice 11] Chicago, but the
Joe Mandot vs. Pal Brown. Supe-Iwound up in field goals for the homo.
(‘hich West‘vs, K. 0. l’ulltz, Chico.j half, but retaining a winning lead.
i Matty good plays were made on botht
Stone vs.
American legation has received no in- rior, Wis. lteam.
srructions on this point. Saturday. l The lineup for both games;
masons cos—sonnet)“ GAME. 9 Ma“ Hm“ VS‘ Joe Harang' Newl memos“: Tom
Orleans. Norwalk. Goals. Goals. Points
llANllUltY. Feb. 23.———The Blue Rih- Al (Rudolph) McCoy Vs. Al ('l‘ltiel) LDagon. F ____________ _2 4 3
bans, of Bridgeport, basketball team. McCov. Brooklvn. 10-11mm F _- __________ 0 0 0
managed by John Leary. met defeat at ' ' , W IMcMahon, C my 0 g
the hands of a picked team front New GRlFlTHS BEATS SHUGRUE. lBrct‘wr-ton, (‘, ........ 0 0 0
York, here. last night, the score at the AKRON, Ohio, Feb. 23.-—“Johnnle" ‘ Smith, G ___________ 5 0 10
finish reading 30 to 24. The play V's-5 Grtmths, local lightweight, received 3 Harvey, G __________ 0 0 0
test and furious from start to finish. newspaper decision over “Joe" shu- __ __ __.
and the large crowd of fans present grue. of New York, here last night, lnl Totals ____________ 8 4 20 ..
more enthusiastic routers. ‘ ‘a twelve round bout in which there Field Foul Total
The teams lined up 08 {OW-“V8: Was not a second of stalling. The “81“ New Canaan. Goals. Goals. Points.
Blue Ribbonl.‘ ' . A" 5““ was firiillths in every roundexeept ""3 Morrison, F .. ....... ...8 0 16
tileckntan. rf .. ............ lg, Murray foul-m, fifth and sixth. when 'Shugrue F. Kelley. F ..... 4 0 8
Clinton. if ................. rg, Fuller outslugged the mt boy. Hogan, C .. . _; ..... 0 1 1
leopard. c .......... ....,c McMillian; - lBtevens. G “4/ 'o 3
sevenson. rg ................ if. Reicni TOLAND ourpom'rs GANS. l J. Kelley. o ...-- _____ 1" 0 > 2
lioacll, lg .......... ..rf, Norman; NEW YORK, Feb. 23,—“Jack” 'l‘o-i . __ _ __
' flood, of Philadelphia. the United States I Toms ______ 17 1 35
PEPE MAY PLAY WITH .Navy welterweight. outvoimed “mm“. Ofllclal —
empress NEXT SEASON Joe” Gaps, the Brooklyn light middle‘,mms_
“CW HAVEN. Feb. 23_.‘-According weight. in a ten round bout at the
to well defined reports Joe Rpmshort- Broadway Sporting club. of Brooklyn.
at up or the New Haven baseball club, ”neg-day afternoon. Toland Weighed
Dorney. Timekeepor —.
-, Field Foul Total
Norwalk High.
p .. ‘ MoMahon,eli".'.........4 " 1 9‘
v ill be with the New London team 149% pounds and Guns 157% DOW“ 1,0an In ”“W3 0 5
next season. Some time ago mitt _ lFinch. C . .. . . . .1 0 2
ttflct‘ann. of the champions. expressed; “FRANKIE" GALLAHAN BEATEN. ‘_Vt>llmer, G W0 . 0 o
the wish that arrangements could .be- MEMISHIS. Tenn-e FBb- 23.~"3°°”‘ham,.o ...-......_,‘....5 l '0 10
perfected that would bring that midget Movedo. of Oakland, Cat. won the d0~ 3mm” 4 W o 0 0
war to New London. and it tsreportedclaion over “Frankie" Callahan. of ' . — - -—. -- .,
that negotiations are already pending~ Brooklyn. in an eight. round bout here Total W 13 1. .17
{or the transfer to that club.
3m: nlxht. They are lightwehhts. adapt. High. Field Foul Total
Frank Nelson. fsides. Finch and Volmmer being the in- ~
Goals. Goals. Points. _
and accompanied by
reached here yesterday afternoon fro
Salumnnca,
jshook hands with “Joe" Kelley, skip-1
‘ per of the New York Yankee squad, he‘Df 4 goals l0 2- Originally there were:
said he was ready for whatever work fiercn teams from this state that en-
thc coach wanted to prescribe. I
it rained all day. so there was no City, Ansonia. l’lainiield, Academy,
; practice. it was bright and clear. last‘ New Haven.
: night, and Kelley expects a double sea? I’rcsbyterlans.
‘sion of work today If le does not rain round the latter club had a bye, while
agal
MARTIN OUTPOINTS
..lohnny Martin outpointetl Young‘ puny, of Iockport. won .11 the way mj
i t l t tthc Federal A. 0..
was large. about Goo people turning S'X‘kw“; “an it
amounts 0N Pitt 7;
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“KID WILLIAMS" HA3 SON. .e ll l "I l. l l t “n
A son was born to Mr. and Mrsgsonla. 3-1. and Academy beat Flam. noug energy 8 0‘" a 5m" ‘
sDominic lucerto. at their home. 77,119!!! at the latter's grounds alter aim" 135‘ two hundred ”rd" 0‘ the!
All trout (.‘lcnfttegos, which port was B‘M'k 0f Dress clippings signify that he Mill 600 People Present, 200' Clinton avenue. Bridgeport. yesterday; drawn gum . .
'morniug. Mr. lncerto is better known‘ “’8‘ round proper Anfioma. alter
las "Kid Williams.” which datos from drawn game, beat the Presby
this pugillstic days. His wife was Mist: by 6-0, While Academy proved 100
“"w Canaan detatcd Norwulk. 35 to' 31“” May,
their marriage.
.l.
Mrs. Caldwelprto be left in the competition, was de-l Nil" YORK' Feb- 23’ “m' “0““?
. ml’fcated on its 0 l ground by the J. &l "‘9 ”Ck“ to San Francisco for ”“3,
When Caldwelli P. Coats football club, of Pawtucket,l Panama-Pacific Exposition “ice as “I“
e“. I., after a good game, by the score-‘ incentive, fifty-three athletes ran thetn~’
‘aelves leg weary in the annual Sea.
‘ Gate marathon yesterday. held in con-i
Bridgeport nection with the Fourteenth Regiment?
games. To those who lagged behind
New Britain and the content to follow at a anall's pace, thel
qualifying twenty mile race did not prove a gruel-
ling atoir. buteto the leaders who;
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Our 7:
ITOOK 0'
N. Y.
ltered the competition,
in the
jthe three games played resulted as fought “Ch “he" '1” the “"Y it ““l
‘follows: Bridgeport City won at New.a “9‘" breaking 3”“581‘3- Charles
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.Britaln. 1-0; New ‘Haven lost at An-i 9"“ 0' C0119“ P01“: 1 RANGES
had just;
to tho moot mum II 1.0 on
cities.
summon. MAGEE 7 '7
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Jones 8: Hotohltis
Company-J ’
17 Will Ct. "Cali.
9 with Ausonia. In the' race, and it was that spurt that ena-
“t bled him to win from Hugh Honohan.
temmf or the New York A. 0., after the closest:
{finish that has yet worked the event.
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ESULLIVAN WANTS UMPlRE'S JOB.;
STONE LOSES To DUFFY. l CHICAGO. Fob. 23.-—Wllliam J. (Ell-l
.. ' ..; ly Sullivan, veteran cotoher of the Chi.’
BUFFALO, N. Y., Feb. 23. Jimmy ,mo Americans. who mently was un-
conditionolly released, today decided
of Norwalk, previous tol 800d for Bridgeport City, by 2 l0 0-
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FRANK.
l his ten round bout here last night withl
l l lnrry St on e. of New York. to apply to President Ban Johnson for
l I position as an umpire in the Anteri-
‘ can League.
The Sentinel hes this clan in, Sullivan has served the league as n
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Norwalk in“ vicinity. {player for fourteen years.
AWQ,‘ l
BUD FISHER
Famous Cartoonist, says:
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no roan snow carrles In
the up-tothe-minuto style” out!
beauty in design, with sumptuotla.
luxury in appointments—decidedly
a car of quality for service every day
of the year. It meets all the do:
moods of social life, unmanned»?
ping and pleasure riding—ootmllg
delightful in sunny or inclempnt"
weather—a car of contort ind
class. A luxurious car with Ford
safety, stability, utlity, service and
economy in operation—less than 20
a mile. .
Ford Sedan. $975; Coupelet, 8750; _;
Town Car. 3690; Touring Car, $490; ‘
Runabout, uto. All fully equipped, ‘
t. o. b. Detroit. '
On display and sale at
., S. L. Benediotr'
AGENT. ,
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET. , '
Buyers will share in profits it \we
sell at retail 300,000 new Ford em
between August, 1914, and August.
1915. ' '
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